Onerous

Advising a leader, therefore, is an onerous task that requires very special proficiency to perform.

Buhari is leaving behind a country maintaining peace of the graveyard, leaving the succeeding regime with the onerous task of healing a broken nation reeling from economic and psychological trauma.

But contracts with onerous repayment terms represent an “evolving area of law” and an alarming “new twist” on concerns over medical debt, said Benjamin, the community service society lawyer.

But its efforts to form government have been thwarted by Thailand’s military-appointed senators, who are vehemently opposed to any effort that reduces the law’s scope or the onerous prison terms handed down to convicted offenders.

But on the similar time we are able to clearly educate extra advanced ideas which can be onerous to understand.

But without new tools, their processes will remain onerous and outdated, raising costs and lowering output.

Despite the benefits of observability, there’s a challenge that is growing more onerous every day.

He also specifically noted the John Robert Lewis Voting Rights Act, which would expand access to the ballot box for those that have been historically disenfranchised by onerous voter ID laws.

He had the idea of creating a special wheel nut based on the company’s tech to replace the stock centerlock nut from Porsche, making the process less onerous.

He said achieving re-accreditation will be an onerous task, which could take six to 18 months.

He says the registration process was too onerous for casual teachers amid a dire shortage of staff.

His immense height (6'9") and strength sometimes make the delicate tasks of butlering onerous, but he manages with a grimace and a moan.

If that process went away, data collection would become more onerous.

It will be trumpeted by those who have devoted not a day of their adult lives working on university campuses, let alone doing the onerous admissions work on those campuses.

I wonder whether in all administrative history there was another instance of a single individual being trusted to undertake such an onerous responsibility, involving the outgo of such a huge amount.

Journeys in and out of my home state of Kansas always started this way, because getting in and out of Kansas – whose public transportation system is at this point almost entirely nonexistent – is onerous.

Mr Clinton recalled: “He said, ‘you got me in to this part-time job, this is the most onerous part-time job in history’.

Not just because of the insane currency problems we’ve just discussed but also because of onerous economic regulations and very high taxes.

Planning Board Chair Robert Kirkwood said that an argument can be made that the town’s parking requirements may be too onerous, but the applicant needs to find more parking somewhere.

Republicans also changed state law to make voting more onerous, enacting a strict voter ID law, while the state’s Supreme Court banned drop boxes for absentee ballots last year.